Goodwin, John W.	2 January 1913	died at the home of C. E. Davis at Gaines, Pa. Thurs. Dec. 19^th, aged 73 yrs. He was a Civil War veteran. Buried in Phoenix cemetery
Stranford, John R.	2 January 1913	a veteran mail clerk died Dec. 25, 1912 at the home of his dau. in Oil City, Pa. He was born on Bully Hill, Sandy Creek Twp. Venango Co. Pa. on June 11, 1837; mar. Nov. 14, 1861 to Miss Lavina Graham of Bully Hill, who survives. Survived by a son, Keefer A. of Buffalo; 3 daus., Mrs. Emma Beveridge of Galeton, Mrs. Lenora Oleson & Mrs. Charles Anderson of Oil City; & 1 bro., Allen G. Stranford of Bully Hill. Buried in Grove Hill cemetery.
Rectenwald, Mr. C. N.	2 January 1913	and Miss Abbie Straley were married Dec. 26, 1912 by Rev. D. S. Sheehan at Coudersport.
Straley, Miss Abbie	2 January 1913	and Mr. C. N. Rectenwald were married Dec. 26, 1912 by Rev. D. S. Sheehan at Coudersport.
Massman, Bernard	2 January 1913	and Miss Florence Donihi, formerly of Genesee were married Dec. 26, 1912 by Rev. D. S. Sheehan in Coudersport.
Donihi, Miss Florence	2 January 1913	and Bernard Massman, formerly of Genesee were married Dec. 26, 1912 by Rev. D. S. Sheehan in Coudersport.
Taylor, Neta	2 January 1913	3 year old dau. of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Taylor died Jan. 1, 1913 of diphtheria.
Bentley, dau	2 January 1913	A dau. was born Dec. 26, 1912 to Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bentley of Arcade, N. Y.
Thompson, Mrs. Lena	9 January 1913	of Clintontown died Jan. 1, 1913. Survived by 2 sons, Ferdinand & Herbert; and 2 daus., Lulu & Amy, all of Galeton. Buried in Ansonia cemetery.
Goodwin, Colin F.	9 January 1913	son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Goodwin was married Dec. 24 , 1912 to Laura M. Mintz.
Mintz, Laura M.	9 January 1913	was married Dec. 24 , 1912 to Colin F. Goodwin, .son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Goodwin
Yardley, John	9 January 1913	of First St. died Jan. 2, 1913. He was born in Scotland 47 years ago and came to America when 18 years old. Survived by his aged parents, his widow, 3 children, 2 bros., James and David and 2 sisters in Scotland.
Murphy, Thomas	9 January 1913	a woodsman, died at Hotel Edgcomb Sunday morning of pneumonia. Survived by 2 bros. in Colorado.
Baker, Mrs. Adeline S.	9 January 1913	of West Pike died Jan. 3, 1913 in her 74^th year of her age.; born in Elmira, N.Y.. 57 years ago she was married to Amos Baker who died 12 years ago. They had 7 children, 2 survive, W. S. Baker of Gold & Mrs. Ruth Bradley of Elmira. Buried in West Pike cemetery.
Connelly, Harold Spencer	9 January 1913	a son was born to Mr. & Mrs. Glen Connelly on Dec. 26, 1912. His name Harold Spencer.
Robinson, Mr. Warren	16 January 1913	& Miss Daisy Darling were married Dec. 24, 1912 at Witichite Falls, Texas.
Darling, Miss Daisy	16 January 1913	and Mr. Warren Robinson were married Dec 24, 1912 at Witichite Falls, Texas.
Holmes, son	16 January 1913	a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Holmes of Conrad on Jan. 10^th.
Kilbourn, Mrs. Lovica	16 January 1913	died last Wednesday age 83 years. Her husband Rev. C. P. Kilbourn predeased her. Buried at Potter Brook.
Joerg, Martin	23 January 1913	Postmaster at Coudersport died on Saturday. He was one of the pioneers of the county, his parents locating at Oleona in the early 50’s.
Briggs, dau.	23 January 1913	A dau. Was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Briggs of Clintontown, on Jan. 10^th.
Straley, dau.	23 January 1913	A dau. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Straley on Jan. 16^th.
Libby, Henry	23 January 1913	died Wednesday at his home on Costello Ave, Austin, aged 84 years.
Busch, James	23 January 1913	of Sunderlinville died at the home of his son, Lew Busch. Buried in Parker Hill cemetery.
Kenneda, A. G.	30 January 1913	former sheriff, died last Thursday. Survived by his dau., Mrs. L. G. Stevens and a son, George Kenneda and a bro.
Sharon	30 January 1913	is just at present undergoing an epidemic of typhoid fever arising from the Boro water.
Sullivan, Miss Katherine	30 January 1913	of Galeton & Plamous Loucks of Leetonia were married Jan. 22, 1913 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Plank.
Loucks, Plamous	30 January 1913	of Leetonia and Miss Katherine Sullivan of Galeton were married Jan. 22, 1913 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Plank.
Kuna, Miss Margaret	30 January 1913	and Joseph Barbely were married last Saturday at Allegany, N.Y.
Barbely, Joseph	30 January 1913	and Miss Margaret Kuna were married last Saturday at Allegany, N. Y.
Tubbs, Hon. Charles D.	30 January 1913	of Osceola died at the home of his son, Warren Tubbs. Of Buffalo, N. Y., last Saturday.
Hillman, Charles	30 January 1913	a veteran of the Civil War died at his home on Friday; born in Philadelphia in Oct. 1848; enlisted in Co. D., 207^th Reg. Pa. Vol. when he was 18. Survived by his widow and 2 sons, LaVerne of Galeton & E. B. Hillman of Genesee. Buried in West Hill cemetery.
Kelly, dau.	30 January 1913	A dau. Came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kelly on Jan. 22^nd.
White, Nettie	6 February 1913	died Feb. 5^th at Harrison Valley, buried at Whites Corners. Miss White was a school teacher in the Potter county schools and died at the age of 42. Survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. E. L. Monroe & Mrs. P. E. Crowl.
Gale, Loring R.	6 February 1913	The last surviving son of W. Gale, after whom Galeton was named, died at his home in Riverdale. He was born at Windom, Greene Co. N.Y. in 1852. He came with his parents in 1880 where they started the Pine Creek tannery. He was manager of the tannery until 1897 when he moved to New York City. He was married to Miss Elizabeth Bentley of Honesdale in 1902 who survives with 2 children, Loring R. Jr. aged 10 and Lucille aged 7; also one sister, Mrs. W. F. Osborn.
Williams, Leslie C.	6 February 1913	and Miss Lillian Bussing were married Feb. 4, 1913 at El Paso, Texas. Miss Bussing is the dau. of G. H. Bussing formerly Supt of Motive Power at the the B & S shops in Galeton and Mr. Williams is a popular B & S trainman.
Bussing, Miss Lillian	6 February 1913	and Leslie C. Williams were married Feb. 4, 1913 at El Paso, Texas. Miss Bussing is the dau. of G. H. Bussing formerly Supt of Motive Power at the the B & S shops in Galeton and Mr. Williams is a popular B & S trainman.
Dunmore, Mrs. R. E.	6 February 1913	died Jan. 19^th at Watrous. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Wm. Carriel of Ramsey, N. J.
Sugden, Mr. Ai	6 February 1913	and Angeline Knickerbocker, both of West Branch were married Jan. 28^th by T. W. Crippen, J. P. at Germania Station.
Knickerbocker, Angeline	6 February 1913	and Mr. Ai Sugden, both of West Branch were married Jan. 28^th by T. W. Crippen, J. P. at Germania Stataion.
Button, Mrs. Irvin	13 February 1913	of Westfield fatally shot herself last Thurs. night after a quarrel with her husband. Mrs. Button was about 17 years of age.
Cleveland, Mrs. Grover	13 February 1913	and Thomas J. Preston, Jr. were married Monday at Princetown.
Preston, Thomas J.	13 February 1913	and Mrs. Grover Cleveland were married Monday at Princetown.
Flurschultz, J. N. (John N.)	13 February 1913	died at his home Sunday afternoon of diabetes aged 64 years. Survived by his wife and 5 daus.; Mrs. Charles Andrews, Mrs. Wm. Perigo & Mrs. Harry Feiro of Galeton; Mrs. Wm. Stafford and Mrs. Robert Rice of Portville, N.Y.; and 3 sons, George, John & Carl of Galeton. Buried in West Hill cemetery. (notes say John H. Flurschultz and married Cora ? 1874)
Baker, Sylvester	13 February 1913	of Troupsburg died at the General Hospital in Buffalo last Friday after two operations. Survived by a dau., Mrs. Hoppe of Germania and a son, E. Baker. Buried at Troupsburg.
Bolich, Alley	13 February 1913	who died at Coudersport last week was brought to his home and buried at Yocum Hill.
Hensel, John	13 February 1913	died at his home near Germania on Feb. 8^th. Funeral at the Cathollic Church, Father Sheehan of Coudersport officiating. Survived by his wife and 5 children. Mrs. J. Gold of Galeton, John, Albert, Mary & Pauline.
Bradley, Mrs. Helen J.	20 February 1913	aged 50, died last Saturday. Funeral & burial at Keeneyville. Survived by one son, I. N. Bradley of Montour Falls, N. Y.
Chandler, Mrs. Fred	20 February 1913	of Fishing Creek went calling on one of her neighbors last Saturday. She took with her, her 3 month old son, wrapping him up well, on arriving there she was shocked to the the child dead. Whether the child has been smothered or whether death was due to some other cause, it is not ascertained.
Mengee, dau.	20 February 1913	A dau. Was born to Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Mengee, Friday, Feb. 14^th.
Dunham, Mrs. Chas.	20 February 1913	The funeral of Mrs. Chas. Dunham was held from her late home at Carr Corners, Thursday. Burial at Parker Hill cemetery.
Monroe, Mrs. Daniel	20 February 1913	of Coudersport died Saturday at the age of 75 years.
Shaner, Miss Emma	20 February 1913	and Jesse Burrows of West Branch were married at the Presbyterian Manse yesterday by Rev. W. A. Carrington. They will reside at West Branch where the groom is employee as telegraph operator.
Burrows, Jesse	20 February 1913	and Miss Emma Shaner of West Branch were married at the Presbyterian Manse yesterday by Rev. W. A. Carrington. They will reside at West Branch where the groom is employee as telegraph operator.
Baker, Mrs. A. R.	6 March 1913	of West Branch died Monday at her home of dropsey. She was born in Woodhull, N. Y. 48 years ago. Survived by her husband, one sister, Mrs. Sara Smith of Mills, Pa. and 4 bros. who reside at Canisteo, N. Y.
Everitt, William F.	6 March 1913	dropped dead Monday in the drug store at Westfield. He was 55 years old. Survived by his wife and dau. Helen of Westfield; and 2 sons, Fred Y. of New York City and Prof. L. Bliss Everitt of Ulysses.
Myers, John W.	6 March 1913	died at the home of his dau. in law, Mrs. Angeline Myers on Tuesday. Mr. Myers was born in Canada 63 years ago. His wife the former Miss Mary Jones died ten years ago. They had four children, Abram of Corning, N. Y.; Wallace, deceased; Mrs. Lewis Miller & Mrs. C. C. Wheeler of Galeton.
Raymond, Joel D.	6 March 1913	died yesterday at the home of his son, John L. Raymond of Ulysses. He celebrated his 97^th birthday March 2^nd. Survived by two sons and six daughters.
Heath, Mrs. Leonard	6 March 1913	of Roulette committed suicide when she discovered her two and a half baby had burned to death. Cora Yaple Heath died Friday morning, she was 21 years of age.
Jackson, Charles B.	6 March 1913	died at his home in Marshlands Feb. 21^st. He was born in Chemung County, N. Y. Oct 29, 1854. In 1882 he married Jessie K. Duell of Shippen, Pa. who survives with 3 children, Mrs. Kathryn Schambacher of Canisteo; Mrs. Pearl Williams and Bernice of Marshlands; also 3 bros. Wallace of Marshlands; John L. & Peter E. of Wellsboro. Buried at Wellsboro.
Cornell, Frank	6 March 1913	died at Wellsville yesterday. He was employed as a conductor on the B & S and had his headquarters at Galeton.
Ham, W. Arthur	27 February 1913	and Miss Margaret Keister went to Wellsboro last Thursday and were married by Rev. F. P. Simmons. Mrs. Ham is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Keister.
Keister, Miss Margaret	27 February 1913	and W. Arthur Ham went to Wellsboro last Thursday and were married by Rev. F. P. Simmons. Mrs. Ham is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. L. A. Keister.
Mengee, daughter	27 February 1913	A baby girl was born to Mr. & Mrs. Harry Mengee of Feb. 23^rd. She has been named Curtice M.. Mrs. Mengee was formerly Miss Clara Leon.
Baker, Mrs. Mary M.	27 February 1913	aged 32 years died at her home last Saturday. Survived by her husband and 5 children. Buried in West Branch cemetery.
Becker, Carl	27 February 1913	and Miss Margaret Gastner of Germania were married Feb. 19^th at Addison, N. Y.
Gastner, Miss Margaret	27 February 1913	and Carl Becker of Germania were married Feb. 19^th at Addison, N.Y.
McDougall, Anna Alma	20 March 1913	wife of John A. McDougall died Mar. 18^th aged 23 years of tuberculosis. Survived by her husband and a 22 months old son, her father S. Slanga, 3 bros. & 2 sisters. Funeral at the Catholic Church, Rev. Father O’Brien of Austin officiating. Burial in West Hill cemetery.
Baker, Henry	20 March 1913	died Saturday at the home of a friend at Loucks Mills. Funeral was held at Sabinsville. He was 88 years old lacking one day. He was often called the “oil king” as he was interesting in the experimental drilling at Phoenix and other places.
Schoonover, Miss Bessie	20 March 1913	and Louis Weber were married today, Mar. 20^th at the Schoonover residence by Rev. Calvin of the Baptist Church. They will make their home at Colesburg where Mr. Weber owns a farm.
Weber, Louis	20 March 1913	and Miss Bessie were married today, Mar. 20^th at the Schoonover residence by Rev. Calvin of the Baptist Church. They will make their home at Colesburg where Mr. Weber owns a farm
Avery, Howard A.	20 March 1913	Former Judge Howard A. Avery died at his home in Keating Summit on Sunday. He was 70 years of age and is survived by his widow and one son, R. H. Avery of Keating Summit.
Holstrom, Miss Anna G. E.	27 March 1913	and Gust E. Johnson were married Mar. 23rd at the home af her parents Mr. & Mrs. John Holstrom in Clintontown.
Johnson, Gust E.	27 March 1913	and Miss Anna G. E. Holstrom were married Mar. 23rd at the home af her parents Mr. & Mrs. John Holstrom in Clintontown.
O’Brien, Francis	3 April 1913	son of Mr. & Mrs. John O’Brien fell from a foot bridge in Austin and was drowned. His body was found three hours later.
Brown, son	3 April 1913	a son was born to Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brown of School Street, on March 25^th.
McCullough, Miss Jennie	3 April 1913	and Charles Smith of Knoxville were married at Knoxville, Pa. on Mar. 18^th. The bride is a Sabinsville girl who attended High School in Galeton.
Smith, Charles	3 April 1913	Miss Jennie McCullough and Charles Smith of Knoxville were married at Knoxville, Pa. on Mar. 18^th. The bride is a Sabinsville girl who attended High School in Galeton.
Karhan, daughter	3 April 1913	A girl was born to Mr. & Mrs. Frank Karhan of Germania at their home on March 27^th.
Benson, Alfred	10 April 1913	an engineer for the B & S died at his home in Cross Fork Tuesday morning. Survived by his wife, 3 sons & one girl. Buried at Port Allegany, Pa.
Hyde, Eddie	10 April 1913	an inmate of the County Home hung himself in his cell Saturday morning. He was 24 years of age.
Loghrey, James	10 April 1913	died suddenly at his home in Coudersport last Thursday. He was a Civil War veteran and had been tipstaff in the Courthouse for years.
Parry, Mrs. George	10 April 1913	died Saturday at Oriskanny, N. Y. and was buried there. Dan Parry left Galeton several days ago and reached there before she died.
Schultz, John	10 April 1913	of Galeton and Miss Beulah Stebbins of Sabinsville were married last Thursday at Wellsboro by Rev. E. P. Simmons.
Stebbins, Miss Beulah	10 April 1913	of Sabinsville and John Schultz of Galeton were married last Thursday at Wellsboro by Rev. E. P. Simmons.
Wiseman, son	10 April 1913	A son was born Tuesday afternoon to the Alex Wisemans.
Gutgsell, daughter	10 April 1913	A baby girl was born to Mr. & Mrs. Dan Gutgsell on April 1^st at Germania, Pa.
Herbert, daughter	10 April 1913	A daughter was born to Mr. & Mrs. Herbert (Herman?) Speicher at their home last Friday.
Welch, Mrs. Wm.	24 April 1913	died Apr. 10^th age 66 years. Survived by her husband & 8 children: wW. of Gaines, Albert & Mrs. L. Fegley of Leetonia, Mrs. Otto Seaman of Germania, Arthur & Norman, Mrs. E. Rorabaugh, Mrs. J. Buman & Mrs. A. Fegley of Galeton.
Andrews, Mrs. Katherine	24 April 1913	died at the home of M. M. Smith at Gaines last Saturday. Survived by her husband, L. C. Andrews, one son & a sister, Mrs. George Schumacher of Galeton, her foster parents, Mr. & Mrs. M. M. Smith of Gaines.
Martin, Edwin	24 April 1913	of West Branch & Miss Jennie Swanson of Galeton were married last Thursday at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Swanson.
Swanson, Miss Jennie	24 April 1913	of Galeton and Edwin Martin of West Branch were married last Thursday at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Swanson.
Newton, son	24 April 1913	Mr. & Mrs. H. H. Newton of E. Main St. are the happy parents of a nine lb. son born Apr. 22^nd.
Kelly, George Wilmont	1 May 1913	died Wednesday; born at Hemlock Hollow, Wayne County, N. Y. March 11, 1860. In 1883 he married Miss Gussie Nepert and came to Galeton immediately after. Survived by his widow, 3 daus., Mrs. Mae Boyd of Covington, Ky., Marguerite & Irene Kelly of Galeton; 2 sons, Charles & Arthur of Galeton; 4 sisters, Mrs. Mahala Akers, Miss Frances Kelly of California; Mrs. Charles Long & Mrs. Rhoda Horton of Warren; and one bro., Lyman Kelly of California.
Cortright, Lucretia Marguerite	1 May 1913	dau. of Mr. & Mrs. H.. R. Corthright was married to Jesse Lionel Howard yesterday at her parents home. Mr. Howard is the son of Mr. & Mrs. L. Howard of Friendship, N. Y.
Howard, Jesse Lionel	1 May 1913	Lucretia Marguerite Cortright, dau. of Mr. & Mrs. H.. R. Corthright was married to Jesse Lionel Howard yesterday at her parents home. Mr. Howard is the son of Mr. & Mrs. L. Howard of Friendship, N. Y.
Whitacre, daughter	1 May 1913	Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Whitacre are the happy parents of a bright little daughter, born Monday Apr. 28^th.
Hotel list	1 May 1913	List of hotels of Galeton on the last page.
Quick, T. R.	15 May 1913	and Miss Martha Rearick were married May 14^th at the home of her parents Mr. & Mrs. G. M. Rearick by Rev. Dr. O.A.V.E. Paltyson.
Rearick, Miss Martha	15 May 1913	and T. R. Quick were married May 14^th at the home of her parents Mr. & Mrs. G. M. Rearick by Rev. Dr. O.A.V.E. Paltyson.
Cochran, Clark	15 May 1913	and Miss Hazel Kelly were married at Wellsboro by Rev. F. P. Simmons. She is the only dau. of Mrs. Emma Kelly Hess and Mr. Cochran is the son of P. C. Cochran.
Kelly, Miss Hazel	15 May 1913	and Clark Cochran were married at Wellsboro by Rev. F. P. Simmons. She is the only dau. of Mrs. Emma Kelly Hess and Mr. Cochran is the son of P. C. Cochran.
Jacklin, C. F.	15 May 1913	well known in Galeton, was killed at Mt. Jewett last Friday on the R.R.
Knox, Mrs. Julia	15 May 1913	of Knoxville, widow of the late Archibald Knox, died at the home of her dau. Mrs. Abbie Bean at Knoxville May 8^th. She was born in Buffalo in 1830. Survived by Mrs. Abbie Bean, Mrs. Lindin Case & Mrs. J. C. White of Knoxville; Mrs. F. V. Balch of Galeton; & 2 sons, Herman & Edward Knox of Knoxville.
Flynn, Joseph	22 May 1913	was employed at the tannery and was taken sick with anthrax poisoning. He went to the hospital at Falls Creek where he died Wednesday morning.
Boughton, Edward	22 May 1913	formerly of Galeton, and Miss Hazel French, both of Calgary, Canada were married on April 30^th.
French, Miss Hazel	22 May 1913	Edward Boughton, formerly of Galeton, and Miss Hazel French, both of Calgary, Canada were married on April 30^th.
Waterman, Mrs. Jennie	29 May 1913	aged 50 years, died at the home of her dau. Mrs. Carl Hauser on Sunday morning after 6 weeks illness of typhoid fever. Buried at Westfield, Pa.
Smith, John	29 May 1913	formerly a resident of Austin was struck and killed by a New York Central train near Geneva, N. Y. last Sunday.
Vanderhoof, Miss Margaret	29 May 1913	dau. of Mr. & Mrs. A. Vanderhoof and Charles Smith of Westfield, Pa. were married May 19^th at Coudersport.
Smith, Charles	29 May 1913	Miss Margaret Vanderhoof, dau. of Mr. & Mrs. A. Vanderhoof and Charles Smith of Westfield, Pa. were married May 19^th at Coudersport.
Dininny, William Tracey	5 June 1913	of Driftwood, Pa. and Mrs. Grace Sula Erwin of Addison, N. Y. were married by Rev. P.S. Calvin at the home of Mr. & Mrs. John McMinds.
Erwin, Mrs. Grace Sula	5 June 1913	William Tracey Dininny of Driftwood, Pa. and Mrs. Grace Sula Erwin of Addison, N. Y. were married by Rev. P.S. Calvin at the home of Mr. & Mrs. John McMinds.
Egler, Miss Elsie	5 June 1913	and Clarence Minor were married at the Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Warren Elsing May 31^st. Mrs. Minor is the youngest dau. of Mrs. Stephen Egler.
Minor, Clarence	5 June 1913	and Miss Elsie Egler were married at the Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Warren Elsing May 31^st. Mrs. Minor is the youngest dau. of Mrs. Stephen Egler.
Schuyler, Howard (A.)	5 June 1913	shot himself with a 22 caliber rifle. It is believed to be accidental as he was preparing to go fishing. He died on Monday aged 19 years. Survived by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. M. J. Schuyler and one sister, Hazel Schuyler of Buffalo. (d. 2 June 1913)
Avery, Walter	5 June 1913	was found dead last Thursday morning at the iron bridge near Kent’s ice house. Heart failure is believed to have caused his death. His body taken to the home of his brother Ansil Avery in Wellsboro and buried there. He was 42 years old and is survived by his mother, Mrs. Janet Avery of Elmira, a son, Walter of Penn Yan and an uncle W. O. Avery of Galeton.
Evans, son	12 June 1913	A son was born to Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Evans of Nelson, on Sat. June 7, 1913.
Schoendorfer, Miss Hilday	12 June 1913	and Franklin D. Coats were married at Jersey Shore by Rev. Father Manley. The bride is a dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Schonedorfer of Jersey Shore and a niece of C. R. Mosch of Galeton.
Coats, Franklin D.	12 June 1913	and Miss Hilday Schoendorfer were married at Jersey Shore by Rev. Father Manley. The bride is a dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Schonedorfer of Jersey Shore and a niece of C. R. Mosch of Galeton.
Kern, son	12 June 1913	A son was born to Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Kern last Saturday at Marshlands.
Beveridge, Miss Ruth Elizabeth	19 June 1913	the only dau. of Mrs. Emma E. Beveridge and Archibald A. Berry were married Wed. morning by Rev. W. AVE Pattyson of the Methodist church.
Berry, Archibald A.	19 June 1913	Miss Ruth Elizabeth Bereridge, the only dau. of Mrs. Emma E. Beveridge and Archibald A. Berry were married Wed. morning by Rev. W. AVE Pattyson of the Methodist church.
Fox, John W. (John M)	19 June 1913	died very suddenly last Sunday afternoon at the home of his sister Mrs. Henry Benson. He was a resident of Antrim. Buried in West Hill cemetery.
Sanders, Mrs. Angelica	19 June 1913	widow of the late Charles Sanders died at her home on Marsh Creek June 12^th. Survived by 4 daus.; Mrs. Oscar Abrams of St. Marys; Mrs. J. T. Wheat of Lock Haven; Mrs. Jacob Smith and Mrs. Thomas Gratton of Galeton; & 2 sons; Chas. R., of Elmira and Wm. W. of Leetonia. Buried in Ansonia Cemetery.
Bliss, Riley	26 June 1913	died at the home of his dau. Mrs. Bert Hancock of Sunderlinville on Thurs. Buried at Sabinsville. Survived by his wife, 3 daus., & 2 sons.
Geiser, son	26 June 1913	A son was born to Mr. & Mrs. Philip Geiser on June 21, 1913 at Germania
Nordquist, Emma Victoria	3 July 1913	and Charles Berger Johnson were married at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Nordquist, #8 Elm St. on July 2^nd.
Johnson, Charles Berger	3 July 1913	and Emma Victoria Nordquist were married at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Nordquist, #8 Elm St. on July 2^nd.
Dunham, Mrs. W. W.	3 July 1913	a former resident of Galeton died at Rochester, N. Y. June 27, 1913; born Betsy Maria Drum in Worcester, Otsego Co., N.Y. in 1839 and in 1855 she married William Wallace Dunham at Knoxville, Pa. where they lived 46 years coming to Galeton in 1901. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Mary Aiken of Los Angeles, Calif., a dau. Mrs. R.T. Martin of Galeton; a son, Marion M. Dunham of Rochester. Buried in Riverside cemetery in Knoxville.
Albee, Janie McCullough	3 July 1913	died Tuesday. She was born at Lansing, Pa. Apr. 7, 1870 and married Henry T. Albee in August 1887. Buried in West Hill cemetery. Survived by her husband; 3 sisters Mrs. J. L. White of Galeton; Mrs. John Harvey of Lansing; & Mrs. W. P. Metcalf of Potter Brook and one bro., James McCullough of Lansing. (d. 1 July 1913)
Taylor, son	3 July 1913	Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Taylor of Sherman st. died Tuesday night and was buried in West Hill cemetery.
Abrahamson, dau	3 July 1913	A nine lb. dau. arrived at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Abrahamson last Friday.
Plank, David	3 July 1913	of Sunderlinville died Thurs. Buried at Brookfield. Survived by his wife, a son, Henry , a dau. Mrs. Fannie Welch of Sunderlinville. He was 71 years old.
Miles, Eleanore	10 July 1913	infant dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Miles died Sunday morning. Buried in West Hill cemetery.
Baxter, Miss Katharine Teresa	10 July 1913	dau. of Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter was married to Harry Arthur Pattyson of Detroit, Mich, at the home of her parents in Rocester, N. Y. by Rev. Pattyson, father of the groom and assisted by Rev. Mark R. Chapman of Knoxville, uncle of the groom.
Pattyson, Harry Arthur	10 July 1913	and Miss Katharine Teresa Baxter, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter was married to Harry Arthur Pattyson of Detroit, Mich, at the home of her parents in Rocester, N. Y. by Rev. Pattyson, father of the groom and assisted by Rev. Mark R. Chapman of Knoxville, uncle of the groom.
Kern, Mrs. Wilhelmina	10 July 1913	of Marshlands died July 3, 1913. She was born in Germany 73 years ago and with her husband Henry came to Marshlands. They had 13 children, 6 survive; Wm. Kern; H. Kern; Jas. Kern; Mrs. E. Hale; Mrs. McFall; A. Kern. Also by 2 bros., William & Henry Reinwald of Oregon Hill. Buried in Knowlton cemetery.
Carr, dau.	10 July 1913	A dau. was born to Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Carr on July 1^st at Germania.
Wood, Miss Lillian	10 July 1913	a teacher in Galeton High School, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wood of Wellsboro and Abel R. Johnson of Delmar were married at the home of the bride, June 25^th. They will live in Delmar.
Johnson, Abel R.	10 July 1913	Miss Lillian Wood, a teacher in Galeton High School, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wood of Wellsboro and Abel R. Johnson of Delmar were married at the home of the bride, June 25^th. They will live in Delmar.
Horn, dau	10 July 1913	A dau. was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Horn on July 7^th.
VanSteamburg, Wm.	17 July 1913	a veteran of the Civil War died at the Soldier’s Home at Bath, N. Y. on Sat. He was born in Delaware Co., N. Y. in 1845. He had lived previously with his son Wm. VanSteamburg at Galeton. His death occurred at the Soldier’s Home and he was buried there. Besides his son, he is survived by 3 daus.; Anna Mathern, May Frost and Cynthia.
McFall, William D.	17 July 1913	a life long resident of Potter County died at Hull last Sunday.
Zeaman, son	17 July 1913	A son was born to Mr. & Mrs. Otto Zeaman of Germania, July 11^th.
Wirtner, son	17 July 1913	A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Wirtner July 11^th. He weighed 9 pounds.
Wirtner, son	17 July 1913	Engineer & Mrs. E. H. Wirtner had a son born July 8^th. He weighed 12¼ pounds.
Toth, Lizzie	24 July 1913	Lizzie, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Toth of River street died Tuesday morning. Burial in West Hill cemetery. (22 July 1913 1 mth old)
Smith, dau	24 July 1913	A ten lb. girl was born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Smith of Marshlands.
Carpenter, son	24 July 1913	Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Carpenter are the parents of a son born Tuesday July 22^nd.
Miller, Constance Louise	7 August 1913	aged 3 months died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carpenter of Addison, N.Y. yesterday afternoon. She is a niece and was buried in Galeton.
Bodler, John	7 August 1913	died last Friday at Germania, the last one of its pioneers, the survivor of the Civil War. He came to Germania when a boy of eighteen in 1856. After the close of the war he returned to Germania and in 1867 was married to Sophia Hubers who died about 5 years ago. Five children, Anna, Henry, John, Frank and Oscar were born and all survive with the exception of Henry who died at Coeur De Alene, Idaho. Two brothers, Fred and William and one sister, Mrs. Augusta Meixner also survive.
Dugan, William F.	7 August 1913	of Gaines, Pa. died at his home on Saturday. He was 64 years of age. About 37 years ago he was married to Miss Ellen Champaign of Cedar Run who survives him with five children, Mrs. Emma Suttle of Galeton, Mrs. Bertha Hackett, Miss Lena Dugan, Edward Dugan and Walter Dugan, all of Gaines. Buried in the Knowlton cemetery.
Moyer, Miss Jessie	14 August 1913	dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moyer was married last Wed. to Claude E. Smith at her parents home by Rev. WAVE Pattyson.
Smith, Claude E.	14 August 1913	Miss Jessie Moyer, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moyer was married last Wed. to Claude E. Smith at her parents home by Rev. WAVE Pattyson.
Brown, Mrs. Clara Wheeler	14 August 1913	of Owego, N.Y. died at the home of her mother at 30 Meade St. Wellsboro on Saturday. She was born in Wellsboro in 1870. Survived by her husband, Dr. L. C. Brown and an eight month old daughter, her mother and one bro., Charles Wheeler of Galeton. Buried at Vester, Pa.
Bates, Merrill	14 August 1913	the 3 year old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Floyd D. Bates of Addison Hill died last Friday from eating strychnine tablets.
Nicklaus, Albert	21 August 1913	the 15 year old son of Albrecht Nicklaus of Germania accidentally shot himself last Sunday while hunting woodchucks. Survived by his parents, 4 bros.; Fred, Carl, Robert & Walter; and 4 sisters; Anna, Louisa, Sophia and Martha. Buried in Germania cemetery.
Summerson, Harrison	21 August 1913	of Cross Fork and Miss Sadie Tinker of Gaffney were married at Coudersport Aug. 12^th by Justice S. P. Olmsted.
Tinker, Miss Sadie	21 August 1913	Harrison Summerson of Cross Fork and Miss Sadie Tinker of Gaffney were married at Coudersport Aug. 12^th by Justice S. P. Olmsted.
Kilbourne, Ralph	21 August 1913	son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kilbourne of Hector was drowned in the lake near Rochester last week.
Butler, dau	21 August 1913	A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Butler of Pine St. Aug. 16, 1913
Samon, Barbara	28 August 1913	Barbara, the infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Samon of West St. died Monday. (twin, 28 da. Old)
Mosch, Woodrow Wilson	28 August 1913	A son was born to Mr. & Mrs. Carl Mosch of Germania Aug. 21^st. The young man has been name Woodrow Wilson Mosch.
Mosch, dau	28 August 1913	A daughter was born to Mr. & Mrs. Otto C. Mosch on August 26^th.
Newton, Alonzo R.	28 August 1913	aged 89 years and one of the most respected citizens of Shinglehouse died there on Aug. 18^th. He had resided in Potter county since 1844.
Smart, Joseph	4 Sept 1913	a former resident of Galeton, now living in Lock Haven was married at Tioga yesterday to Miss Katharine Groom.
Groom, Katharine	4 Sept 1913	Joseph Smart, a former resident of Galeton, now living in Lock Haven was married at Tioga yesterday to Miss Katharine Groom.
Sheehan, Miss Effie	4 Sept 1913	of Galeton and Leslie Wood of Harmony Hill, near Wellsboro were married Aug. 26^th at the home of the groom. The bride was a High School teacher in Galeton for the past 2 years and a sister of William Sheehan. The Groom is the only son of Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Wood. They will make their home on Mr. Wood’s farm in Shippen.
Wood, Leslie	4 Sept 1913	Miss Effie Sheehan of Galeton and Leslie Wood of Harmony Hill, near Wellsboro were married Aug. 26^th at the home of the groom. The bride was a High School teacher in Galeton for the past 2 years and a sister of William Sheehan. The Groom is the only son of Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Wood. They will make their home on Mr. Wood’s farm in Shippen.
Keister, L. Lester	4 Sept 1913	and Miss Dora Gerald were married at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerald on Aug. 27^th.
Gerald, Miss Dora	4 Sept 1913	L. Lester Keister and Miss Dora Gerald were married at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerald on Aug. 27^th.
Crumm, Mr. Mat T.	4 Sept 1913	and Miss Ella Hults, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hults were married Sept. 1^st at the Methodist Parsonage.
Hults, Miss Ella	4 Sept 1913	Mr. Mat T. Crumm and Miss Ella Hults, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hults were married Sept. 1^st at the Methodist Parsonage.
Haight, Louis	4 Sept 1913	the 12 year old son of F. D. Haight of Galeton died Tues. of pneumonia at the Oakdale School for Boys.
Samon, Agnes	4 Sept 1913	twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Samon died Thursday. The other twin died previously. Buried in West Hill cemetery.
Stiles, son	11 Sept 1913	The twin son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stiles of R.F.D. #4 Westfield died of cholera infantum and was buried Wednesday. Mrs. Stiles is a sister of Mrs. Jacob Pletcher of Galeton.
Barnes, Mrs. Harriet	11 Sept 1913	widow of the late John Barnes, died at the home of her son, Frank Heath of Galeton last Saturday morning. She was 80 years old. She is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. W.O. Avery.
Belknap, Miss Kathryn	18 Sept 1913	youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Belknap of Millerton and Lloyd J. Watkins of Bath, N. Y. were married at the home of the bride’s parents on Sept 9^th. Nurse Balknap will be remembered by many Galeton people.
Watkins, Lloyd J.	18 Sept 1913	Miss Kathryn Belknap, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Belknap of Millerton and Lloyd J. Watkins of Bath, N. Y. were married at the home of the bride’s parents on Sept 9^th. Nurse Balknap will be remembered by many Galeton people.
Felsburg, Miss Nellie	18 Sept 1913	of Montgomery, Pa. and Samuel H. Boyer of Galeton were married at the home of the bride’s parents, Sept. 10^th.
Boyer, Samuel H.	18 Sept 1913	Miss Nellie Felsburg of Montgomery, Pa. and Samuel H. Boyer of Galeton were married at the home of the bride’s parents, Sept. 10^th.
Whitsell, Mrs. Ellen	18 Sept 1913	age 30 years, died Sunday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. R. Knockerbocker at West Pike. Buried in West Pike cemetery.
Maxwell, Mrs. Myrtle	18 Sept 1913	of Galeton and Mr. George Morse of Hammondsport, N.Y. were married Sept 15^th at Addison, N. Y.
Morse, Mr. George	18 Sept 1913	Mrs. Myrtle Maxwell of Galeton and Mr. George Morse of Hammondsport, N.Y. were married Sept 15^th at Addison, N. Y.
Hoppe, Miss Margaret	25 Sept 1913	daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoppe of Germania, who has been in Montana for some time, was married last week to David Ernest of Coburg, Montana.
Coburg, David Ernest	25 Sept 1913	Miss Margaret Hoppe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoppe of Germania, who has been in Montana for some time, was married last week to David Ernest of Coburg, Montana.
Schwarzenbach, Herman	25 Sept 1913	died at his home in Galeton Sept 20^th. He was born in Germania July 27, 1860 a son of Joseph and Louise Schwarzenbach. In 1884 he married Magda Broderson to whom 4 children were born; one died in infancy. Survived by his widow, one son, Walter, 2 daus., Frieda (Mrs. L.L. Mason) and Marguerite, 2 bros., James & Roland of Nornell; and 3 sisters, Mrs. L. F. Meissner of Elmira, N.Y. , Mrs. H. J. Theis and Mrs. Fred Hug of Germania.
VanGorder, Alvoid	25 Sept 1913	died last Friday morning; born 62 yrs ago at Ellenville, N. Y.; married Miss Loramie Carpenter of Middlebury in 1881; moved to Galeton 13 yrs ago and purchased a hotel. Survived by his wife, 4 daus., Mrs. W. H. Sawyer of Ellenville, Mrs. S. R. Carr of Addison, N.Y., Mrs. C. S. Lebo of Philadelphia and Mrs. D. B. Shine of Galeton,; also 2 bros. Elbridge and Bevier of Ellenvill. Buried in Middlebury Center, Pa.
Jones, Rev. V. R.	25 Sept 1913	a Methodist minister was found dead on Tuesday in the Y.M.C.A. swimming pool at Scranton, Pa. Rev. Jones had married a dau. of Francis Wood several years ago and had gone to China as a missionary.
Kjelgaard, Bayard	2 October 1913	and Miss Ethel Tate, both of Gaines, were married at Marshlands, Pa. on Sept. 24^th by Rev. Slocum. Mr. Kjelgaard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kjelgaard and Miss Tate is the dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert E. Tate, all of Gaines.
Tate, Miss Ethel	2 October 1913	Bayard Kjelgaard and Miss Ethel Tate, both of Gaines, were married at Marshlands, Pa. on Sept. 24^th by Rev. Slocum. Mr. Kjelgaard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kjelgaard and Miss Tate is the dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert E. Tate, all of Gaines.
Jones, Frank	2 October 1913	who lived on the Olmstead farm between Brookland and West Pike, was found dead on the barn floor with two bullet wounds in his head on Monday. Mystery shrouds his death. He was addicted to the use of morphine and had purchased a revolver a week previous. It was thought the wounds were not self inflicted.
Hope, Miss Myrtle	2 October 1913	and Raymond Castor of Corning were married in Wellsboro last Thursday. The bride’s father made objections to the marriage as the girl was not quite 18 years old.
Castor, Raymond	2 October 1913	Miss Myrtle Hope and Raymond Castor of Corning were married in Wellsboro last Thursday. The bride’s father made objections to the marriage as the girl was not quite 18 years old.
Flurschultz, Mrs. Cora	2 October 1913	Widow of the late J. N. Flurschultz, died at her home last Sunday. She was born in Shimerdorf, Germany, Jan. 22, 1856 and came to America in the summer of 1872 and made her home in Rockland, Sullivan Co., N.Y.. In 1874 she married J. N. Flurschultz who died 8 months ago. Eight children survive: Mrs. M. R. Rice, Mrs. Wm. Stafford of Portville, N.Y., Mrs. Wm. Perigo, Mrs. H.C. Feiro, Mrs. C. G. Ambrose, George, John and Carl of Galeton. Two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Noehrle and Mrs. Kate Woehrle, both of Roscoe, N. Y. and 2 bros., one of Germany and Godfried Meisgeier.
Emerick, R. Lynn	16 October 1913	State Forester at Cross Fork was married at Smethport, Pa. last Thursday to Miss Margaret Rowe, dau. of Ed Rowe of Betula, Pa. They will live at Cross Fork, Pa.
Rowe, Miss Margaret	16 October 1913	R. Lynn Emerick, State Forester at Cross Fork was married at Smethport, Pa. last Thursday to Miss Margaret Rowe, dau. of Ed Rowe of Betula, Pa. They will live at Cross Fork, Pa.
Lockhart, Andrew	23 October 1913	and Miss Fannie E. Hudson were married at Haverhill, Mass. The home of her parents.
Hudson, Miss Fannie E.	23 October 1913	Andrew Lockhart and Miss Fannie E. Hudson were married at Haverhill, Mass. The home of her parents.
Burrows, B. F.	23 October 1913	one of the pioneers of the West Branch died at his home near Lyman Run. He was born in Sullivan Twp. Tioga Co. in 1841 and came to Potter county with his parents when 3 yrs old. He married Maggie Seeley of Ellisburg who survives with 5 sons: Fred, John, Bill Fonzo, Jr., Otto, Seth; and 3 daus.: Maggie Stewart, Kate Rennells and Nettie. Buried in West Branch cemetery.
Tremblay, twin sons	19 October 1913	Twin boys were born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tremblay of Girard, Pa., former residents of Galeton.
Burrows, Dr. L. A.	30 October 1913	died of heart failure a week ago last Saturday at Betula. He formerly practiced medicine at Cross Fork, Pa.
Allen, Miss Flora L.	30 October 1913	and W. Jay Bennett, both of Galeton were married Oct. 25^th by Rev. D. S. Sheehan.
Bennett, W. Jay	30 October 1913	and Miss Flora L. Allen, both of Galeton were married Oct. 25^th by Rev. D. S. Sheehan.
Lyons, Miss Kathleen	30 October 1913	heroine of the Austin flood was married at Hornell to Conrad Dettenhoffer of Buffalo. Miss Lyons was the telephone operator at Austin when the dam broke.
Dettenhoffer, Conrad	30 October 1913	Miss Kathleen Lyons, heroine of the Austin flood was married at Hornell to Conrad Dettenhoffer of Buffalo. Miss Lyons was the telephone operator at Austin when the dam broke.
Button, son	30 October 1913	A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Button of Telescope on Oct. 25, 1913
Dodds, dau	6 Nov. 1913	Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dodds of West Pike are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter.
Hicks, son	6 Nov 1913	Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hicks of Mirland Station, N.Y., formerly of Galeton are the parents of a son born Oct. 30^th.
Gande, Morris	13 Nov. 1913	aged 22 yrs. and 7 months died last Wednesday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Joe Gande who survives with 2 sisters, Mary and Anna, 3 bros., Joe, Frank & Andy. Buried in the Catholic cemetery at Costello.
Farwell, dau	13 Nov. 1913	Dr. F. P. Farwall and Mrs. Farwell are the parents of a daughter born Nov. 6^th at a Buffalo Hospital.
Scheibner, Iyllis Irene	20 Nov. 1913	Mr. and Mrs. Benno Scheibner of Carter Camp are the parents of a daughter born Sunday Nov. 16^th, names Iyllis Irene.
Near, Miss Emily N.	20 Nov. 1913	youngest daughter of Mrs. T. J. Near was married Monday evening to Lloyd D. Stout, by Rev. Pattyson.
Stout, Lloyd D.	20 Nov. 1913	Miss Emily N. Near, youngest daughter of Mrs. T. J. Near was married Monday evening to Lloyd D. Stout, by Rev. Pattyson.
Barkus, Sara R.	20 Nov. 1913	Mr. & Mrs. L. Barkus of New York City announced the marriage of their daughter Sara R., to Sol Bernstein of Elmira, N.Y. on Nov. 11, 1913.
Bernstein, Sol	20 Nov 1913	Mr. & Mrs. L. Barkus of New York City announced the marriage of their daughter Sara R., to Sol Bernstein of Elmira, N.Y. on Nov. 11, 1913.
Harman, John Henry	27 Nov. 1913	shot himself on Nov. 8^th. He was born in Claryville, N.Y. on Jan. 1866 coming to Galeton at an early age with his parents. Married 19 years ago last Oct. to Edith Mattison of Ansonia. A few years ago he went to Tulsa, Okla. Buried in Woodlawn cemetery at Tulsa. Survived by his widow, 2 sisters, Mrs. . Jas. T. Hurd and Mrs. Mary Tompkins of Galeton and one bro., George B. Harman of Tampico, Mex.
Lloyd, Mrs. Myra L.	27 Nov. 1913	died Nov. 20, 1913 at the old family homestead at Phoenix. Her grandfather Capt. J. L. Phoenix having settled at the mouth of Phoenix creek in 1812. She was born Aug. 5, 1855 and was married Aug. 13, 1871 to Jasper Lloyd by Augustus Bisbee, J. P. Survived by her husband, 2 sons, Charley & Harry; and one grand daughter, Esther; also one sister.
Mosch, Karl H.	4 Dec 1913	was found lying along side of the railroad track near the dam in Clintontown on Monday afternoon with a bullet in his head and a revolver lying at his feet. He was born in Ebendorf, Saxony Aug. 15, 1836 with his wife and four small children came to Germania in 1869. In 1900 his wife died. Surv. By children: Carl of Germania; Emil of Coudersport; Christian of Galeton; Mrs. Lean Kern of Galeton and Mrs. Anna Schondorfer of Jersey Shore. One son, Herman died at Germania a number of years ago. Buried in Germania cemetery. (1 Dec 1913)
Beveridge, Mrs. Emma Elizabeth	4 Dec. 1913	died Monday age 50 years. She was born at bulley Hills, Pa. Jan. 18, 1863 and was married to Robert G. Beveridge on Dec. 25, 1888. Survived by 4 children: Robert of Buffalo; Roy, Ross and Mrs. A. Berry of Galeton; also her mother, Mrs. Lavina Stranford; one sister, Mrs. Lenora Oiesen of Oil City and one bro., Keefer Stranford of Buffalo. Buried in West Hill cemetery.
Thomas, Roy	4 Dec. 1913	known far and wide as “Deaf Hick” died at the Hotel Laurel on Monday. He has a sister in Wellsboro who was notified of his death.
Clark, Eugene E.	4 Dec. 1913	and Mrs. Catherine Smith, both of Galeton were married Nov. 29, 1913 at Coudersport.
Smith, Mrs. Catherine	4 Dec. 1913	Eugene E. Clark and Mrs. Catherine Smith, both of Galeton were married Nov. 29, 1913 at Coudersport.
Zepp, dau	4 Dec. 1913	A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zepp of Germania on Dec. 2^nd.
Chls, Edward B.	18 Dec. 1913	and Anna Smith were married Dec. 5, 1913 ar the home of her father Jacob Smith at Germania Station.
Smith, Anna	18 Dec. 1913	Edward B. Chls and Anna Smith were married Dec. 5, 1913 ar the home of her father Jacob Smith at Germania Station.
Remington, Rowland	18 Dec. 1913	age 16 years died last Friday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Remington at Lyman Run. Buried in West Hill cemetery
Lowe, Robert (R.)	18 Dec. 1913	the little 4 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lowe of East Main St. died Monday morning. Buried in West Hill cemetery.
Spoor, dau	25 Dec. 1913	A daughter was born to Mr. & Mrs Leland Spoor on Monday, the 15^th of December.